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  • Why Is Your College Tuition So Expensive?

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 8:32pm EDT

    Once upon a time, universities viewed their core mission as helping students to acquire the knowledge, critical thinking, and communication skills that would enable them to become more productive members of society. But higher education today has a new central concern: promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Universities now devote a tremendous amount of money […]

  • Neandertal and Denisovan Blood Groups Deciphered

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 8:32pm EDT

    Blood group analyses for three Neandertals and one Denisovan by a team from the Anthropologie Bio-Culturelle, Droit, Éthique et Santé research unit (CNRS / Aix-Marseille University / EFS) confirm hypotheses concerning their African origin, Eurasian dispersal, and interbreeding with early Homo sapiens. The researchers also found further evidence of low genetic diversity and possible demographic […]

  • Academics Say Fear of Pit Bulls Is Linked to… Racism?

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 8:32pm EDT

    The Animal Farm Foundation, a non-profit “dedicated to securing equal treatment and opportunity for ‘pit bull’ dogs and their owners”, has launched a new initiative to combat “exclusionary dog breed restrictions in the housing insurance industry.” In its statement, the AFF cites the work of Ann Linder, a Legislative Policy Fellow with Harvard Law School’s […]

  • Democrats Lose Ground on School Equity Plans

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 3:55pm EDT

    Elina Kaplan is the kind of suburban mom who made Joe Biden president. An immigrant who came to the United States from the Soviet Union, she is a registered Democrat from San Mateo County, Calif. And she’s alarmed over her state’s new model ethnic studies curriculum, which cites critical race theory as a “key theoretical […]

  • NYPD Commissioner Says There’s ‘No Logical Answer’ Why Serial Burglar With 19 Arrests Since November Was Freed

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 3:52pm EDT

    A serial burglar in New York City who has been arrested 19 times in the past eight months was free on bail when he broke into a child’s bedroom and molested her this week. Raymond Wilson, 31, was detained this week after allegedly breaking into a Greenwich Village home and rubbing his exposed genitals on […]

  • African Heritage and History Curriculum Bill Signed Into Law

    American Renaissance - Aug 2nd 2021 3:52pm EDT

    Public schools in Rhode Island are now required to teach a comprehensive African American history and heritage curriculum under legislation signed into law Friday by Gov. Daniel McKee. “The inclusion of African heritage and history in Rhode Island curricula is long overdue,” the Democratic governor said in a statement. “I hope that Rhode Island will […]

  • S o T o S p e a k | Ep. 730 | Fake Insurrection to Steal an Election

    Jared Howe - Aug 2nd 2021 8:40am EDT

    January 6th was billed by the media as an insurrection where crazed, wild-eyed Q Anon Nazis ransacked the Capitol Building, taking members of Congress hostage and bludgeoning at least one police officer Streets of Rage-style with a fire extinguisher. As it turns out, none of this was true. And what’s more, there were Federal provocateurs […]

  • Race and Immigration in Scandinavia and Finland

    American Renaissance - Aug 1st 2021 1:00pm EDT

    Denmark for the Danes!, by AR Staff, January 2002 Race and Immigration in Scandinavia, by Mikael Widmark, December 2003 Norway Makes Progress, by AR Staff, November 2005 Cartoon Jihad, by AR Staff, March 2006 Report From Sweden by Mikael Widmark, November 2006 Soft-Headed Swedes by Mikael Widmark, December 2006 Changed Overnight: Race in Finland by […]

  • The Late, Great City of Mayberry

    American Renaissance - Aug 1st 2021 8:00am EDT

    “The Divide”, PBS Television, directed by John Valadez. Frances Bavier, “Aunt Bee” of the old Andy Griffith television show, is buried in Siler City, North Carolina, where she spent the last 17 years of her life. The Andy Griffith Show chronicled life in Mayberry, an idyllic Southern village, a place where time seemed to have stopped. In […]

  • White Is a Color

    American Renaissance - Jul 31st 2021 3:00pm EDT

    I’m no anatomy doll, transparent, veins like wires connecting my various parts, bones and heart exposed to plain view. White is a color too. My whiteness makes me to lie down in green pastures, enjoy the quiet. It runs deep as still waters—it fills the cup of my soul. And though I walk through the […]

  • The Story of My (Racial) High School Education

    American Renaissance - Jul 31st 2021 9:00am EDT

    This is part of our continuing series of accounts by readers of how they shed the illusions of liberalism and became race realists. I grew up in largely white suburbs in the Midwest and South. While there were always a handful of blacks and other non-whites in the public grade schools I attended, they were […]

  • Comments of the Week, July 31, 2021

    American Renaissance - Jul 31st 2021 8:00am EDT

    On “Slavery Is Our ‘Original Sin’?!“: On “Proud to Be Gay, Proud to Be White“ On “Forebear, Forebear“ The post Comments of the Week, July 31, 2021 appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • Minnesota Lawsuits to Argue Critical Race Theory Fosters Intolerance

    American Renaissance - Jul 31st 2021 7:04am EDT

    A group of Minnesotans are planning to file three lawsuits against education, health care and state institutions after alleging bullying, retaliation against employees, and First Amendment violations related to critical race theory in the state. {snip} Only one case, the one against the school district, has been filed in federal court. The other two parties […]

  • R20 Million in Cash Could’ve Been Looted From ATMs

    American Renaissance - Jul 31st 2021 7:03am EDT

    Approximately R20 million in cash could’ve been looted from ATMs in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal during the wave of unrest that swept over the provinces in mid-July. This estimate is by no means an exact account of the total losses incurred by banks due to the looting and destruction, warns the Banking Association South Africa (Basa). […]

  • The Revolt of the Unwoke

    American Renaissance - Jul 31st 2021 7:02am EDT

    If the land of woke has a capital, it’s San Francisco. Which makes it all the more extraordinary that the City by the Bay has now become ground zero for a revolt by unwoke moms and dads. Part of this is Asian-Americans awakening to progressive plans to sacrifice their children in the name of equity […]

  • News (July 30, 2021)

    Amerika.org - Jul 30th 2021 11:15pm EDT

    ~~~ Sailor charged with arson attack on USS Bonhomme Richard missile ship Just as in the late stages of the Soviet Union, morale among American fighting troops hits a new low because no one has faith in the system or its promises anymore. The next war ought to be lit as our generals depend on […]

  • Ottawa Lays Out Proposal for Digital Safety Watchdogs to Crack Down on Hate Online

    American Renaissance - Jul 30th 2021 5:58pm EDT

    As speculation mounts about a possible fall election, the federal government is laying out a proposal for a new digital safety commission that will have the power to regulate hateful content online. The proposal specifically targets major platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Pornhub under a new legal category that deems them “online communications service […]

  • Fresh Refugee Arrivals in Turkey Renew Anti-Migrant Sentiments

    American Renaissance - Jul 30th 2021 5:45pm EDT

    When a mayor in Turkey’s northwest this week announced plans to charge “foreigners” 10 times more for water and waste services, his words were applauded by many across the country. Tanju Ozcan, mayor of Bolu from the opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), later made clear which foreigners he was referring to – refugees whose presence […]

  • Mexico Homicides Remained at High Levels Despite Pandemic

    American Renaissance - Jul 30th 2021 5:35pm EDT

    The most authoritative count of homicides in Mexico was published Tuesday and it shows killings remain essentially unchanged at 36,579 in 2020. Even though the coronavirus pandemic reduced many activities in Mexico in 2020, the number of killings was essentially equal to the 36,661 that occurred in 2019. That means that Mexico’s nation-wide murder rate […]

  • Basic Facts About Race in 13 Minutes

    American Renaissance - Jul 30th 2021 12:08pm EDT

    Thumbnail credit: © Chris Huby/Le Pictorium Agency via ZUMA Press This video is available on BitChute. Americans can’t stop talking about race and racism. Why? Because black people don’t do as well as white people. They are poorer, more likely to be in jail, they are fatter, more likely to have illegitimate children, and the […]

  • African American Autonomous Areas

    American Renaissance - Jul 30th 2021 11:33am EDT

    Jared Taylor and his co-host discuss a possible ballot initiative in Washington, DC that would give blacks local autonomy – and whites, too. The co-hosts also discuss Injun country in Oklahoma, a newly discovered cause of black crime, Covid slipping over the border, and why you better not love being white. Download RSS The post […]

  • S o T o S p e a k | Ep. 729 | The Return of the Mask

    Jared Howe - Jul 30th 2021 7:09am EDT

    We’re rolling into yet another election season and so Democrats are getting an early start on establishing a pretext to rig the process like they did last time. Some Democrats are already comparing “anti-maskers” to “insurrectionists”, suggesting a full totalitarian crackdown on anyone who dares to question the self-contradictory orthodoxy of the Anti-White Industrial Complex. […]

  • Leftovers

    American Renaissance - Jul 29th 2021 5:54pm EDT

    Gregory Hood and Chris Roberts discuss a few more lefties recommended by listeners: Jack London, Antonio Gramsci, Matt Taibbi, Glenn Greenwald, and Edward Abbey. Download RSS The post Leftovers appeared first on American Renaissance.

  • Sights and Sounds: South Africa Burns

    American Renaissance - Jul 29th 2021 3:37pm EDT

    In July, former South African President Jacob Zuma began a 15-month prison sentence for contempt of court. His supporters protested, and soon began rioting, looting, and causing immense destruction. The chaos is largely ended, but the costs included 337 deaths, 3,407 arrests, and billions of rands of damage. Here are images of the chaos. Arson […]

  • Lightfoot Says She Would ‘Absolutely’ Exclude White Journalists From Interviews Again

    American Renaissance - Jul 29th 2021 12:32pm EDT

    Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she would “absolutely” grant interviews only to journalists of color again after she drew waves of backlash earlier in the year when she announced the policy. “I would absolutely do it again. I’m unapologetic about it because it spurred a very important conversation, a conversation that needed to happen, that should have happened a long […]